Web Pilots (skill, scope, title, framework, …) 👩🏻✈️
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Web Pilots: skill, scope, title, framework
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My exploration in defining, finding someone or team who manages an organization's website and overall web presence. Work that involves new/regular design, development, and deployment. Responsible for Experience, Useability, Accessibility, Privacy, Security, Growth.
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Authors
This cover image of solid color blue is a placeholder — John Guerra
Working Definition of ‘Web Pilot’
Someone or team who manages an organization's website and overall web presence. Work that involves new/regular design, development, and deployment. Responsible for Experience, Useability, Accessibility, Privacy, Security, Growth.
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This incomplete draft of this article shared publicly, to the web.
Why? Because we think, research, draft, and edit in public.
This is how we work. Plus it feels good and often necessary for better outcomes and value.
Role
This is a current or up and coming role, (arguably in many case, a one-person-department).
Does this role exist already, even by another name?
Scope
Experience
Useability
Accessibility
Privacy
Security
Growth
Facilitating the growth of the web and websites for the organization, at the very least. Implementing and driving the growth as a bonus — Ace Web Pilot
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Title
Perhaps this title is wrong. Exploring better options now.
looking to find a existing or better title for this role
Web Pilot
Ace Web Polit
Not ChatGPT WebPilot
Confusing time to use “Web Pilot”, especially for those in the forefront of tech that may use or know about Webpilot ( https://www.webpilot.ai/). Probably not going to matter, but more the reason to leave a space between Web Pilot in the my use of it.
That’s it. Thanks for reading.
Oh. One more thing…
Be easy on yourself.
Jobs are hard.
Business is hard.
Work is hard.
Life is hard.